This hotel was in a nice location to get to and from places like Bricktown and the Water park. There really isnt much next to the place and the surrounding area was a little shady, but we didnt have any problems or see any trouble there. The room was decent and clean. The pool was clean. There are a couple of resturants close and malls are close. The price wasnt to bad for what there was.

I booked this hotel on a cross-country trip based on Trip Advisor reviews. Though there were a few nice conveniences about this property, overall it was typical of Days Inn. My room was on the first floor, near the reception area. It was one of the rooms meant for disabled folks, so it was huge and had a really large bathroom. Beyond the increased size, the room was clean but average. There are many conveniences that do make this a recommendable location (especially for families): * Freeway close with on/off ramps literally right outside the property. * Food options within walking distance (Subway, Cracker Barrel, others) * Plenty of gas choices * Walking distance from the OK City Welcome Center (where you'll get plenty of great info from friendly people) * Indoor pool - there were children (with parents) splashing about pretty much all the time. * Large breakfast with many options - which if you're traveling with a family could be a huge money-saver. One negative note: The person checking me in was not very welcoming and did not seem to care much about me as a customer. I'd likely not stay here again, but think this is a fine option for families or those who find the conveniences listed above as important for their comfort. ** Money-saving side note from the Welcome Center folks - there's a coupon in the OK City guide that gets you a better room price than you'll find on any website. If you don't book ahead using a site, get this coupon for extra savings - makes it something like $55 a night.

We stayed here for one night - pool was cloudy and not heated, bathroom in our room was not clean, tub had mold and ceiling was poorly patched. We paid $85 with tax and expected better, especially since this hotel seemed to be highly rated. There is no dining nearby except fast food, if you want to go to a restaurant, you need to get back on the highway and pay $2 in tolls and travel 8 miles. Overall a disappointing expirience - would not recommend this hotel.

The people here were friendly & helpful the rooms clean & large. Easy access to the highway and safe neighbor hood. Lots of fast food in easy walking distances. This is one place we will return to

It was our first time in Oklahoma City, and we wanted a hotel that was close to the highway, affordable, and had some good luxuries. What we found was the Days Inn. For 60 bucks, the room was huge, and very clean. The shower had a massaging head. We could order movies using the phone. The bed was quite comfortable. There was a hide-a-bed in the couch just in case you have more than 2 people staying. My boyfriend just had to iron his shirt on the full fold out ironing board. It turned out great! There was a microwave, and a mini fridge, not to mention, a hair dryer. They did have an indoor pool, but we didn't get a chance to swim. Our free breakfast consisted of biscuits and gravy, hashbrowns, scrambled eggs, cereal, donuts, eggo waffles (which were still pretty good), toast, bagels, juice and coffee. The staff is very friendly and we loved our stay. We'll definitely be back if we stay in Oklahoma City again.